Pathways to permanence for black, Asian and mixed ethnicity children: Selwyn, J., Quinton, D., Harris, P., Wijedasa, D., Nawaz, S., and Wood, M (2010)

Julie T Selwyn; David L Quinton; P Harris; Dinithi N Wijedasa; Shameem Nawaz; Marsha J E Wood

Pathways to permanence for black, Asian and mixed ethnicity children: Selwyn, J., Quinton, D., Harris, P., Wijedasa, D., Nawaz, S., and Wood, M (2010)

Julie T Selwyn
, David L Quinton
, P Harris
, Dinithi N Wijedasa
, Shameem Nawaz
, Marsha J E Wood

Research output: Book/Report › Authored book

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	BAAF
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Pathways to permanence for black, Asian and mixed ethnicity children: Dilemmas, decision making and outcomes
Selwyn, J. (Principal Investigator), Quinton, D. L. (Researcher), Harris, P. P. (Researcher), Wijedasa, D. N. (Researcher), Nawaz, S. (Researcher) & Wood, M. J. E. (Researcher)
1/11/04 → 31/10/08
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